Upsilon Gallery

Upsilon Gallery was founded in 2016 in New York City by Marcelo Zimmler. Over the past decade, the gallery has expanded internationally, with spaces in New York, London, and Milan, alongside continued partnerships across Europe and Asia. This growth underscores the gallery’s mission to foster international dialogue within the realm of abstract art. Rooted in the Greek letter ‘Upsilon’, the gallery symbolises a reverence for history and depth, demonstrating a commitment to the nuanced exploration of the underlying principles of abstract art.

The gallery presents the work of artists who have been instrumental in shaping its identity over the past years, and who are the inspiration for Upsilon’s diverse range of activities that engage with art, publishing, scholarship, and technology. Upsilon Gallery specialises in international Postwar and Contemporary art with a mission to feature a variety of innovative perspectives and approaches, with a focus on rediscovering overlooked artists within a historical scope. We are proud to provide a content-rich platform for a balanced audience of novice and seasoned collectors, ensuring a critically engaging, yet approachable and friendly atmosphere.

Since its founding, Upsilon has strived and succeeded at offering a distinct point of view, one that is informed not by the whims of the market but by the rigors of scholarship and the drive to innovate. Upsilon is a true multimedia company embracing new technologies to deliver the highest level of service across the physical and digital channels. A leading fine print publisher, Upsilon collaborates with top printing ateliers to introduce new voices to the art printing canon.

Today, Upsilon has three main locations: in New York, at 23 East 67th Street, in London, at 64 Grosvenor Street, and in Milan at Via Gastone Pisoni 2, each hosting an annual program of 6–8 exhibitions. Upsilon also maintains a private “by appointment” space at 146 West 57th Street, dedicated to its established fine art print publishing program.